The goals in tissue engineering include the replacement of damaged, injured or missing body tissues with biological compatible substitutes such as bioengineered tissues.
Tissue engineering seeks to replace damaged, injured, or missing tissues with biologically compatible substitutes [ 23].
L. 98 353 substituted "consistent" for "compatible".
The court has already found, based on the evidence in this record, that there are currently no products -- and that there are not likely to be any in the near future -- that a significant percentage of computer users worldwide could substitute for Intel-compatible PC operating systems without incurring substantial costs.
Students did not seem to recognize that for physicians to make decisions based on the family's wishes or the physicians' own judgments about the family's needs is not compatible with an ethic of substituted judgment and patient self-determination.
Likewise, the highly conserved asparagine (N55 on Sgol2), corresponding to N61 in Sgol1, which forms a hydrogen bond within the coiled coil enabling it to adopt a conformation compatible with PP2A binding, was substituted by isoleucine.
"Whatever terms you substitute, whether they are compatible or incompatible with one another, the consecution can in no way be broken".
Trehalose has been described as a substitute of N-containing compatible solutes [ 43] and a positive regulator of starch biosynthesis [ 44].
In the new line contract, it should be stipulated that substituting products fitted for the system's demand should be provided by manufacturers during product's life-cycle period, and the substitution should be compatible with the former product.
In the technique, compatible single stranded DNA overhangs are created by substituting selected deoxy thymidine (dT) nucleotides with deoxy uridine nucleotides (dU).
In his view, the Internet is a second-rate substitute for a consultant's ability to select compatible managers.
